/o/ — What is it specifically about British Cars that make them so comfy?

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>picrel Austin Metro, a small commuter car from the 1980s, equivalent to a Daihatsu

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>picel Austin Maestro, equivalent to a 1980s Corolla or Civic

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>picrel Jaguar X-Type from 2001, cost under 20K in 2001

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>picrel Jaguar XJ from 2003, started from around 37K in 2003, way less than a 7 series or S-Class, but comfier

>>28986465 (OP)
>Victorian era styling elements combined with the cheapest late 90s plastic bin parts

That's dogshit lol

>>28986481
>combined with the cheapest late 90s plastic bin parts
That ain't plastic, it's real wood veneer

cozy innit

>>28986465 (OP)
The British kept their soul for the longest. Mainland euros were obsessed with flat black plastic as early as the mid 50's, and america finally relented by the mid 90's. Only the British remained.

>>28986481
>bin parts
are they? all the styling seems consistent, the oval motif carries over from the buttons to things like the door handles, vents, and gauge cluster.
yeah they're plastic but that's life. you have to pay a LOT of money before you get wood/aluminum buttons.

>>28986488
>That ain't plastic, it's real wood veneer

The entire interior is made of the shittiest and cheapest looking plastic. Sticking veneer over it isn't "luxury" its jarring bad taste.

>>28986465 (OP)
Why are you posting the same thread are you a bot?